Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-01-06
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The vote for United States Senator will
be'taken next Tuesday.
During the absence Of County Surveyor
Long, Jack rardy will act as his deputy.
A Kansas woman on trial for numbering
her mother, has her divorced husband fol-
her attorney.
Miss Aggie Hall left yesterday for Oar
son. where she will visit during the session
OF tine Legislature.
The man who waited for the wagon thii
year missed it, for the advance in iron hal
sent wagons up 10 per cent.
szThe Republican caucus has settled the
United States Senatorship, and VIM. M,
Stewart will be elected next Tuesday.
The friends OF the late W. 8. Hancock
have, as q tribute to his memory, vsiseo
money enough to purchase g home for his
widow.
Members Of Beatifc Lodge No. z, X. Of
p. are requested to meet at their hall to-
morrow evening at 1880 O'Clock in full uni.
form.
Tombstone editor fell into a drunken
sleep on the street late Saturday night,
and was robbed Of all he had-cven to his
shoes and hat.
A country editor In Nebraska has just
been robbed of 5000. and sympathy for
his loss is swallowed up in curiosity to
know how he got so much money.
In Coos county, New Hampshire, the
Prohibitionists voted for 3 man who had
been dead for several months. They
seem to know who can be trusted up that
way.
The San Francisco Post publishes the
names OF rs persons who suicided in that
city during the past year. and says that
poison was the most popular means en-
ployed.
Southern Congressman are expressing q
decided opposition to the Knights OF
Labor, who threaten 10 extend their or.
gsniZation among the field hands OF the
South.
In Cincinnati the other day Q dead
woman's body was held for q board bill.
But even in death the woman had the best
OF it. They had to let her go without
paying.
Speaking Of Irish bulls. here Is one Of
the American breed: The Boston Courier,
speaking of John Boyle O'Reilly, says:
1.-THE best American living in Boston to-
day is an Irishman."
Reno will have two additional teachers
at the beginning Of the next school term.
There are eleven now on the staff. This
10 evidence that the population OF the
town has increased.
Ex.members OF the Centennial Guard,
having uniforms or other company prop
erty in their possession, are requested TO
leave the same at Lambert's store, or at
the %company's armory, Ruby Hill.
Jimmy Henderson, at one time q COM
position in this office, left yesterday morn.
ing for Sacramento. He 10 q splendid
young man, and we are only sorry that we
could not give him employment here.
Carson Index: The number OF spas
modic abstainers who swore off last
night runs up into the hundreds. Not
one out OF so will hold out for a week.
! When they fall from grace they will make
| up for lost time.
A Wyoming bank President testified in
q recent lawsuit that IL he were offered
5000 head Of cattle in that Territory for
| nothing, he would not take them. Tho
| bunch grass 10 gone. The Wyoming
ranges are doomed.
8. s. Sears has sold his Independent
newspaper TO CIV. Grover. Sears says
he ia tired OF the constant drudgery in
separsble from the management Of q
country newspaper. We think bis head Is
level on the proposition.
A Virginia City man. who deals in lum-
Der and wood, has been sued be-
cause be will not take out q license to sell
wood. He pays a lumber license and con-
sidors that sufficient. He very peril.
nentiy asks: "H lumber Is not wood.
what in hi il il Z"